Sentence examples for transfer of whole from inspiring English sources

Another form of treatment being considered is the transfer of whole blood or plasma from survivors to give their antibodies to Ebola sufferers.

"Meanwhile, we are planning to mandate the transfer of whole industries to drip irrigation.

In general, identification rates for yeasts are above 90% and higher when using acidic extracts, as compared to direct transfer of whole cells [38, 50].

These are somewhat surprising findings given the fact that previous studies have demonstrated that transfer of whole splenocytes from animals treated with DST alone is insufficient to induce long term survival of heart and kidney allografts[16], [20], [21].

Indeed, we did observe that adoptive transfer of whole splenocytes obtained from DST treated rats failed to significantly extend allograft survival when compared to rats that were injected with splenocytes from naïve LEW donors (Fig. 6A).

We next wished to determine whether adoptive transfer of whole splenocytes obtained from the various groups of rats into a second set of naïve lightly irradiated (100 rad) LEW recipients 24 hrs prior to LTx induced long term survival as described previously for heart, kidney or skin allografts[12], [16], [19], [20].

This indicates that inter-genomic transfer of whole-pathway trp operons occurred, with the donor identifiable as a member of TCG-1.

This includes a broad spectrum of processes including point substitutions, insertions and deletions (indels), and transfers of whole domains either from other genes in the same genome or even from genomes of other species.

Piles have been traditionally designed to ensure the transfer of the whole structural load to the soil in which they are embedded.

Clegg's aides suggested it would be a struggle to reach agreement on all the levies ahead of the autumn statement in December, since the multibillion-pound cost means a simple transfer of the whole cost to the taxpayer would blow a sizeable hole in the government's finances.

The objectives of this study were to evaluate embryonic size and survival, plasma progesterone (P4) and pregnancy-specific protein bovine (PSPB) concentrations in early pregnancies (n = 99) following the transfer of one whole (n = 66) or one demi (n = 33) embryo to recipient virgin dairy heifers.